Ok if you were to pierce your belly button yourselt what will you need?

Answer 1

Answer:Body piercing is not a hobby, it is a serious procedure that can - if performed and treated incorrectly - cause serious injury and infection requiring medical attention. Pierce it yourself kits are irresponsible and dangerous. Please seek the advice and assistance of a trained professional body piercer for all your body piercing requests. What you need to pierce your own belly button is a phone book and some common sense, book an appointment with a professional body piercer. WikiAnswers is not a venue to provide how to instruction that can lead to serious injury through misuse of the information.

This site is not intended to provide individuals with the ability to harm themselves or others by use of posted information. Consult a professional body piercer.

Answer 2

It's not o.k. to pierce yourself, if you go too deep with a navel piercing you can hit the muslce structure and open yourself to a secondary infection. With the bacteria in the environment (most are now antibiotic resistant) a seconday infection can put you in the hospital. Open the phone book and look up body piercing, find a studio and get it done by a professional.

Answer 3

A phone book, a telephone and about $55.00 to $85.00 for the piercing fee at a professional body piercing studio. Don't mess with things you know nothing about, see a professional body piercer.

Answer 4

A sharp sewing needle, lighter, peroxide, and a high quality (sterling silver or gold) earring. DON'T use a safety pin. Heat the needle in the flame of the lighter then clean thoroughly with peroxide. You may want to mark your ear where you're going to put the hole (I use a sharpie for this) then clean well with peroxide on a clean q-tip. Clean the earring (I fill the peroxide bottle lid with peroxide and let the earring soak in it until I've finished piercing). Push the needle through your ear! Be careful to make the hole straight through the ear. The slower you pierce, the more it hurts, however, slower has always made my piercing less sore after. Clean well with peroxide or a solution of 1/8 tsp sea salt (NOT table salt) to 1/2 cup clean water twice daily. Don't remove the earring for at least 4 weeks, but make sure to clean directly around the hole. Twist the earring often to prevent your skin from healing to it.

Please note, I'm not actually suggesting you should do this and it's probably better to go to a professional. But if you insist, this is theoretically how you could.

Answer 5

You will need about 60 dollars to get the piercing.